bear-notes

You can manage Bear notes from the command line by using the grizzly CLI tool to create, read, search, and organize notes locally on macOS. This Skill integrates directly with the Bear app to execute note management tasks via terminal commands.

Yes, you can append text to an existing Bear note using the grizzly CLI tool. This note management feature allows you to update and add new content to your previously created notes directly from the command line without opening the app.

To create a new Bear note via the command line, use the grizzly CLI tool to specify the note title and apply tags. This allows you to quickly initialize and categorize notes, such as creating a meeting note and tagging it with relevant keywords.

Searching Bear notes by tag using the grizzly CLI requires the Bear app installed on macOS, and optionally requires an API token for specific operations. The API token enables certain localized note management and reading functionalities within the application.

The grizzly CLI for Bear note organization is limited to creating, reading, appending text, and listing tags. It operates locally on macOS, meaning it cannot perform advanced formatting or rich text editing available in the native Bear app interface.

Bear note management through this Skill is designed specifically for the grizzly CLI tool on macOS. It integrates locally with the Bear app to manage notes and tags, rather than functioning as a general command line utility for other note taking platforms.